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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1931
Page
11
Notices show advertising rates effective November 1 1329 for classified text and display. Items list daily word charges, multi insertion discounts, and year run rebates. Local notices mention residents returning from travels, visits, and social calls among Huron residents and nearby towns.
Raymond residents welcome guests from Kingsley and Watertown as Floyd Trepiow and family visit J. J. Messerole and Guy Mann homes while Tom Carr of Watertown spends a Raymond week. A visit to Sisseton and a Geiger family hold goods event are also noted along with a club meeting at Mrs. J. R. Free’s home hosted by fifteen attendees.
Local residents and visitors share travel to Minnesota towns like Maple Lake and Minneapolis, a pharmacy course in Denver, and a two week Black Hills trip. Family gatherings include Rolland Darling’s meeting, and numerous neighbors host relatives from Davenport, Huron, Lincoln, and Cottonwood.
Lane Gus Johnson and Henry Preston enjoy a fishing trip to Big Stone Lake Lake Kampeska and Lake Poinsstt. Mrs Fred Nolten s mier and other women shopped in Huron Tuesday. Ernest Pate hauled hogs to Sioux City Tuesday. Herbert Burchfield conducted business in Stickney Tuesday. E F Paddock accompanied his sister to Minnesota earlier in the week and will visit relatives. Mrs Emma Weyer and son Francis drove to Haron Tuesday on business. Mrs William Brandenburg visits Carthage to see her daughter Mira Sophia Hildebrandt. Mia Albert Artart was taken to Mitchell Wednesday for an operation and is recovering.
Doland residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bonham left Sunday for St Cloud Minnesota where Mr. Bonham will attend summer school. George Gelston is recovering from a hip fracture, reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sickles and daughter Nancy of Huron are visiting the Sickles parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosley. Articles of incorporation filed for Powder River Gil Company of Aberdeen with $100,000 capital. officers listed as R H K Lent Ipswich M A Nemos and N E Nelson Aberdeen. Office to be at Basin Wyoming. Also a note explains why a bad egg floats due to gases from decomposition making it lighter than water.
Charles D Stewart surveys bee life in a condensed Atlantic Monthly piece, detailing hive roles, queen and drone mating, worker and queen anatomy, and the evolution of beekeeping science. He notes wedding flights, lifespans, honey production links to plant pollination, and the shift from monarchic to socialized views of bees with reflections on discovery, science, and industry.
Washington The American business woman today differs from the working girl of years ago. A National Federation survey of 6 924 business and professional women shows two thirds are regular beauty parlor patrons, one third swim, half keep apartments, with permanent waves more popular.
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